What a Trump Presidency Means for U.S. Defense

The transcript discusses President-elect Trump's approach to nuclear policy, highlighting his use of Twitter to communicate changes, which has caused concern among allies and adversaries. It also covers potential increases in defense spending, focusing on rejuvenating older military platforms like submarines and bombers. The conversation shifts to modern warfare technologies, noting that while traditional defense programs offer more employment, newer technologies like drones and intelligence systems are less costly but also less labor-intensive. The discussion concludes with a comparison to Reagan's defense strategies.

What challenges does the U.S. face in terms of modern warfare compared to traditional conflicts?

In what ways does Trump aim to strengthen defense while also considering employment?